New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-31
OVER HEDGE AND HURDLE.
ExHILARATINd SPORT AT cEDARHURsT.
COURSE WHERE TINE HAS NO sHow-THE
WINNERS.

ExHILARATING SPORT AT CEDARHURsT.
COURSE WHERE TINE HAS NO sHow-THE
WINNERS.
Cedarhurst with its ups and downs, It's green grass
its cedars its landscape and cosy cottages,
charming spot. In some respects it is quite English
Tho handsome and bold young gentlemen riders have
succeeded In initiating their transatlantic cousins In
nearly everything except riding The distances run
are about six furlongs about one mile, as the
case may be. No time Is taken. Even the familiar
face of the clock that long decorated the bepost
opposite judges stand has been removed in order
that there may be the slightest suggestion Of time
Nothing could be more English. The paddock parade
led by the relocated hunt servant on his gray hunter
Is thing Of beauty and the patrol judges are an uu
miugated Joy. The races appear to Do vi tlo Pr
cesslona order. Unlike the English, who possess @
faculty Of waiting the Cedarhuist mndcr way
strives TO get off In front, and when once uucr '
rides as II the bOttomlcss pit were yawnihg aoi Co.,
His sole object is to get there Whae aooo 10 th
finish, See him dashing home"a,u' h"dx hnees
his hands, elbows, shoulders, ne%i' po'!,
feet whip spur and every other force that an acoon
plished Jockey can muster 1t is rare sport, a,.nr,s
Nothing could be funner than poo pon! e,'p poo
over three or four furongs of turf In inc nrse rao
Yesterday the pride of Il. Gebhards stable saea away
IRON Volunteer as If he were the Thistle Noiu'ee
carried an able crew In Mr.. Morris Out seaiaA'np
failed TO help him along The four oppoheh'S Tau
-. ,hs wind going I'D the hill and soon strung
ont orphan Boy tackled at the furlong and SKINNED
along like a thing OF ife Weatherng the turn ,n tH
the MI hee h o oSrew way Volunteer lost
Ss and drifted leewaid the crew being
unable to keep the helm down. Fifty yards nom nome
he took ia Sail and dropped snchor.
Tho Alderman from Baxterst had snch sou 'ha ns
here he met a poet who not only born and made
but very much patched up. The Poet won ny nose
Race which he might have with perfect ease and
went TO Saratoga have his coors oy heeT e
~ n oa been for Bassanio Father Bill DAILY would
have run one two in the Wave Crest. ,o m.do
or
favoie in steepechase over two and half miies Is
OF rolling country one OF the treo or fr times
wear and then only when he carries about l2o ponus
II there another route by Whlcn 1omd oss
might he reached the Long Island Railroad wouu os
great deal Of patronage journey to Mouh 1oes
Park is attended with vastly ess 90 hntber about
the comfort of people who attend meeting thst ,aS's
only three four days. IT Is CedarSnst was never
more favored than yesterday. The weather was per
sect and the nearly So
'"'i RIDERS ABOUT HALF MILE
r Gsbhards b. g. orph,n Boy pedigree unkpowp; agea,
cs ssS work: b. Bobby aged Duncan .5o
Queens Comfy Stables m Beauty me- Net 1ac tsS
r. F. Collier. b. e Volunteer, AGED itS M0rri''
Au S,ns. psa s,sist s Bobby sa 80
. s TOW was 1s' the Min MIN al ss
e, led the Saas uh GInS re M Reid
two lengths Bobby second. four lengths 'oi0'e
nowhere. n,o Ron
sycoxn p.cr-UAxpIcAP SWEEPSTAKES. $40 EACH,
$500 ADDED ABOUT SEVEN FURLoNGs'
H. conens Dr. g. Pat DIVER by Knghshern, AdosDSn
MOTIF. isI asrwood. CHI G. Warrington aged lae
pemy:teai Stables b. Reparee 4, iiS..Trn KssSsI
T. f g. Dsy. & f Hat Band
SsSS1 8 is 40 JbedTief
T. Ksnneay'. en- Tsr0w ~ lts w ssSafH
Auction poolswarrngton $50 Pat Diver $40 Hat Band
Mutasis psd-straght sl4 l5 place 81 SO; Warrington
S Ta. ssss s
sy m IF. wsrrns tom tSr nothing The
Pa, Grsw on" ", i sGs
ton Second LENGTHS before RePsrsee third ,e n
snd csrow " were S ist S a post post
THIRD R.cE-HUSrERs HANDICAP, $50 EACH. 500
ADDED. GENTLEMEN RIDERS. ABOUT ONE MILE
IL Kernochsns b. g. Mckenzie, pedigree Unknown
yr. ,s COUNTY Stable. b. G. GenSar
Hampstead Stables b. 6. schoolmaster, aged d4S
lons Island Stables b. Emulation, aged ,I lSs
.'.-..''.. $3.50. $3.50, soo al, s,o
A ATs'isn 20 ssnsaT g s.
win MoKepse in the ead The the wider
snsa SS Ss s.s On ns wo0
MI Keenes desperate riding Emulation couldn't run at ALL
FOURTH RAcE-HANDIcAP. $40 EACH, $500 ADDED
ABOUT SIX FURLoNGs.
F. Ahrenssb Poet by Longfellow'enny McKnny;
n cSh en- b. Pat 6iyys MsISSSSn}
VI Brlsp r'seh Ca',sr ia s..tnMs M YSnos
P Pay,;: s s Franz frsn SSns g. 5OG Kon1s
EoI hsTI kssns CD Sr Burso%sste G. KeeneI
Auction s45. Catter $780, Pat Diver
Mntuals pad-srragn Sos rs place s2l 81; Pat Diver
Wbybup appeared 40 let the Poet away
IN the lead that hepsi hin ont by send
ing him of with an advantage Of two ienT p |
led ali the way reaching his nose as the two
passed the Judges Chatter finishing third six lengths back
aontsns a sSs IN place At the nish
FIFTH RAcE-WAvE CREST HURDLE RACE PURSE |
$1,000 ABOUT MILES
C. MONEYS r. BassamAi by Billet Lottie yrs 14S
w q Daiy's b. e. Jim McGowan O. i55. :.-.....{M Dayl
oueeps County Stables br. Zangbar D. l4O tGrinnl
J. McAdams's b. Sam Emery, o. l4s.--.--tUpayke)
Auction poos-Bassanio $780, Sam Emery 500. Days
Mntusis pad-sraight sis So place 81 +5: Jim MCGOWAN
zanebar led for three quarters mile and RETIRED Ba
nsate race these followed McGowan could
with Bassanio but kept him going AT ms very
ge wcossn Second ak lengths before w Davis
race II Q pretty exhibition OF jumping
Sixth RAcy-H uSTERs HANDICAP STEEPLEcHAsE $50
EACH. 5000 ADDED GENTLEMEN RIDERS ABOUT
zig Mills
Llewellyn Lloyds en- m. Rose by Helmbolddam by
N ~ rnriiiarS; boz Retribuiion s. Mr. MorTisj
Hampstead stables blk & Big Chief. aged lt5 .
we.,bury Stables b. e. The Bruser aged i45.:.....::
INT saVaR1
Auction INSTRUMENTATION $50 Rose s55. field sl6
Mutuals paid-Straght si2 So place 80 10; hetrouton
Brussr began the race BY falling front Of the grand
stand and unsoang rider He had no business IN
out Of hearing MT savage could